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Huang...this is a Fujianese surname? Meaning is King , right ?
Decedent of Yellow Emperor...
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Huang...this is a Fujianese surname? Meaning is King , right ?
Decedent of Yellow Emperor...
I'd stop buying Japanese food if i was in Taiwan/HK. Can't trust them after they forged the labels but then again i did advocate not to eat anything from Japan since the disaster.
It is exactly what I see people are doing, as far as I can tell. A popular Japanese chain grocery store is said to have closed down many branches. The one near my place is near empty and they try to promote sales through 买一送一 like deals.
People pay attention to not to consume Japanese and US products.
I'd stop buying Japanese food if i was in Taiwan/HK. Can't trust them after they forged the labels but then again i did advocate not to eat anything from Japan since the disaster.
Yeah, my family and I haven't been eating any imported Japanese food since the disaster started. I'm sure there are others in our neighborhood, as well. But, I have a feeling the Japanese will try to force it on us. The South Koreans are already feeling the Japanese heat.
Japan takes South Korea to WTO over Fukushima-related food import restrictions| Reuters
The problem is fish or other seafood from the sea or the pacific.
Japan may force the contaminated seafood into Taiwanese market. But still it all comes down to people's choice. In this respect, being overcautious is the way to go because Taiwan media and the businessmen that are linked to Japan is not really to be trusted.
What about Taiwanese fishermen fishing in the strait of Taiwan or somewhere in the Pacific? It's not just Japanese seafood being imported in Taiwan. If the nuclear elements keep on leaking into the Ocean, the larger fish will continue to build up the nuclear waste from eating the smaller prey.
You're right. The biggest problem is seafood in the surrounding waters of the Fukushima disaster. I don't think we can , with 100% accuracy, filter those seafood.The problem is fish or other seafood from the sea or the pacific.
You're right. The biggest problem is seafood in the surrounding waters of the Fukushima disaster. I don't think we can , with 100% accuracy, filter those seafood.
I think the risk is there, as you rightly pointed out. And I guess it is a concern for any country that is fishing in the areas affected by contamination. Personally, I believe, other than stop buying seafood directly imported from Japan, other option would be buying seafood that is produced at home rather than caught in the open seas.
Read the letter from one Japanese doctor who's not afraid to go against the current and speak out the truth. Tokyo is inhabitable, and unfit for visitors and tourists.
the scariest part is the fact that the radiation leakage hasn't stopped after all these years, and continues on to this day, so the problem is getting worse and worse as time progresses. I wonder if there will come a time when even Western Japan where this doctor has moved to, will also become uninhabitable as the radiation pollution spreads.